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I like the videos, articles and forums on this site. That is why I joined and visit here almost daily. Always something new to learn or enjoy on B.R.

This was a custom job offered by bomber a few years ago.Bought it for my wife it is called "hotrod".Never seen the water.l just thought I'd share.

When you need to burn a crankbait.

Mono:Cajun red , looks good on a black reel with gold spool. Flouro:Yo-zuri hybrid Braid:Cajun red, pick up a bunch at 10 bucks per 300yd. I hate paying retail.

Fish the shade shallow, deep during the day. Welcome you can learn alot by looking around this site, good luck, go sox.

If your on a budget, berkley lighting rod shock should do the job.mh has a soft tip. 61/2'will do the job.

Try a popping frog, any color as long as it's black.

Pine river pond in east wakefield, they call it a pond but it's 5 miles long.Good luck!

5/8oz.black jitterbug would be my first choice.

Hello and welcome, your fishing a spinning setup I would suggest using some plastic worms yum dinger 5"ect.on a 3/0 offset worm hook for starters.Learn a few knots that are easy to tie, they have apps for that. Maybe someone you know also likes to fish, hook up with them.what pun? Good luck and don't be afraid to ask questions as that is what this site is for.

This is my idea of a swim jig. Thanks to siebert outdoors.

Jitterbug, black,5/8oz. Historically, has caught lots o'fish Technique: reel towards you, not away. I do not recommend:getting a treble hook stuck in your hand.

Spinnerbait, cover alot of water at different depths.

If there are weeds maybe a hollow frog, buzz bait.

Northland Reedrunner, very durable, closed loop, affordable nothing fancy they just work.

Sportsmans outfitters has some lews on sale

Spook, torpedo or skitterpop

Welcome, plenty of folks on here with pike experience.

For thin wire I like Mann's Hank Parker 3/4oz.Booyah hotwire 1/2 oz. Thick wire I like Northlands Reed runner 1/2oz.

5" gonzo grub black blue.

6"slug go on 4/0 hook l.c.makes for it.check them out, nice folks.

I am willing to bet most folks have had at least one lighting rod at some point.If you are tough on your rods they may be a good option.

Bomber model B

I caught a 5lbr on that leech.

I usually trim mine when I get them, skirt also.Sorry Mike just personal preferance.